ms. boomer. >> that's the last item on the regular calendar. >> motion. >> motion for closed session and is there a second. > all in favor, say i. > i. > opposed. >> thank you mr. chair. >> you want to talk about the closed session. >> i have a comment on item 14 several well, all of the items are for supreme court and don't say san francisco supreme court their supposed to say the court for the reevaluation of the team loop i understand it is city of chicago but should be made clear on item b it would be helpful and nice it you could explain that the nature i'll reading this is as a result tenant half a million dollars that is a significant sum no idea on what it is regarding if you're proposing to settle this over $10 million and the reelevation i'll ask you to settle that case and abandon the loop and the terminal for whatever line that was going to use it i think you could avoid another litigation. >> seeing none no one 2013 the i's have it thank you very much session. >> okay. the mta board of directors is out of closed session. >> okay. so item 14 announcement of closed session the

boomers start with with the 72 hour history. >> ms.feinberg, has the fra involved in the process of implementing previous recommendations from the ntsb? >> on this specific issue, we have to work on fatigue and generally for quite some time are now in the midst of working on a comprehensive rulemaking that would address fatigue. >> because we have done this when there has been transit accidents and other things. when recommendations come from the ntsb how do you decide if it is not a requirement how does the fra decide whether it is going to implement them because it seems many recommendations remain on the list forever until there is an accident and we look at recommendations again. >> i wish you were as easy as the mts week of a mass recommendations and we just implement them. we have to we have to enter into a rulemaking which probably wouldn't stand up in court. a lot of times we have to enter into a rulemaking that would take years. there are occasionally some ntsb recommendations we may not agree with in chairman hart and i will